Subject: Would a packet of high energy neutrons alter the path of a nearby electron?

A hypothetical setup produces 
a series of long packets of 
neutrons moving lengthwise 
along the x-axis, one 
following 100nm behind the 
other: each are in the shape of 
a very thin cylinder 
(say,100nm x 10m in length). 
Each are of equal energies, 
highly collimated, moving at 
20% the speed of light.  Along 
the y-axis, an electron beam 
is timed so that single 
electrons pass through the 
spaces between the moving 
neutron packets.  #gluonfields 
#uncertaintyprinciple 
#slitexperiment

Re: Would a packet of high energy neutrons alter the path of a nearby electron?